Bryan and Neilla Vargem

First let us say thank you once again to all the positive Active Rain members that have passed on contact lists and words of encouragement to help us on this journey. With that being said let us make it clear we only want to associates with POSITIVE people. We have received a few comments and emails that are nothing but negative and trying to be discouraging. We are not trying to re-invent the wheel, just venturing into another market focus. We still are very busy with our Commercial deals and residential sellers and buyers. So please just send the positive or the advice not the nay-say-er comments. Whats funny is the ones that have sent negative comments or email about what it takes to be an REO listing agent have no REO listings or just a few. (you would think if they know how to do they would have more--lol)

Hope everyone had a great weekend

Bryan & Neilla Vargem

Well we have started to contact some asset management companies. This is exciting and long process at the same time. We did sign up to all the popular sites (REO Trans, REO Network and REO Net) Our question to the group is this

Does anyone get more listing because they pay the 300-500 for these companies?

Any advice or feedback would be greatly appreciated

Bryan & Neilla

Good Morning all, hope you day is GREAT

We are putting together a web site as we speak, you can view it @ www.sjcrealestate.com or www.stocktonlodihomes.com This is a work in progress but we hope to have it up and running by early next week.

Lets us know what you think (only constructive criticism please) lol

Bryan & Neilla Vargem

I read as of July 2nd in California Title companies can once again issue us property profiles. That is good news, it feels like as of lately with all the down turn in the market that title companies have turned off the customer service switch. I'm sure it has something to do with the cuts they have had to make as well as the new laws. Lets hope we can all start working closer together to help buyers and sellers

Bryan & Neilla Vargem

I have read on line that the up to 8,000 tax credit can be used towards the closing cost and as an additional down payment. Has any one else read or heard about that? The lenders we work with don't know about this, or choose not to participate?

All comments welcomed

Bryan & Neilla Vargem